We have good news – there are still cool indie games coming out! Imagine that. So, before we fully dive into December, let’s close out our November series with all the coolest indie titles that came out recently!
By the way, in case you missed our previous episodes: here’s Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3.
Keys of Fury: Typing Action (November 24)
Kung fu, except you deliver deadly punches... to your keyboard. Which actually makes it „key fu”, if we’re trying to be specific. In this unique typing game, you don’t need a mouse, and you don’t need a gamepad – it’s all pure keyboard action. But remember: you don’t just have to be fast, but accurate as well.
Identifile: Desktop Dungeon (November 24)
Do desktop cursors dream of electric sheep? Who knows! Regardless, Identifile puts you in the role of one such cursor – you explore an infected operating system, uncover its many dangerous folders, and fight your way through hordes of bullet hell monstrosities to try and rid the PC of viruses.
Constance (November 24)
A gorgeous 2D metroidvania about an artist trying to escape from the ever-decaying inner world of her own declining mental health.
Cross Blitz (November 24)
A deckbuilder roguelike with stylish, colorful visuals and plenty of tactical, turn-based battles for putting your abilities to the test – either in a dedicated story campaign or a ruthless roguelite mode.
Duil (November 27)
With your kingdom ruined and family executed, you take on the role of Duil – a vengeful man unable to die. Yet even immortality comes with its disadvantages: every time you fall, you lose an item from your inventory, making your journey for revenge that much harder.
